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September 10, 2026 - Thursday Schedule

MENS SOCCER

6:00 Asheboro at Porter Ridge
6:00 Trinity at Surry Central
6:00 Wheatmore at North Stanly
6:30 SW Randolph at Western Alamance

VOLLEYBALL

6:00 Southeast Guilford at Asheboro
6:00 Providence Grove at Trinity
6:00 Randleman at Ledford
6:00 Eastern Randolph at SW Randolph
6:00 Uwharrie Charter at North Moore
6:00 East Davidson at Wheatmore

WOMENS GOLF

3:30 Asheboro at Ragsdale
3:30 Central Carolina Conference Match at West Davidson

WOMENS TENNIS

4:00 Wheatmore at Asheboro
4:00 Providence Grove at Trinity
4:30 HP Central at Randleman

CROSS COUNTRY

4:30 Asheboro at SW Randolph


September 9, 2026 - Wednesday Results

MENS SOCCER

Providence Grove 6, Eastern Randolph 4
Randleman 3, Carver 1
Richmond County 7, Uwharrie Charter 2

Montgomery Central 7, Wheatmore 3
WHS: Goals by Grayson Carter (2) and Javon Balderas. Assists by Easton Dewitt and Trace Craddock. Emmit Frazier had 15 saves.

VOLLEYBALL

Uwharrie Charter def. Union Pines 3-0 (25-18, 25-16, 25-17)

SW Randolph def. Asheboro 3-2 (22-25, 20-25, 25-20, 25-22, 15-12)
SWR: Cheyenne Dixon had 22 kills, 27 digs and 2 aces; Sara-Kate Marion had 14 kills, 10 digs and 5 aces; Kennedie Welborn had 8 kills and 2 blocks; Calli Mooneyhan had 10 digs; Mary Kathryn Coltrane had 38 assists.

AHS: Ady Scherer had 18 kills and 4 blocks; Cora Little had 14 kills, 2 blocks and 5 aces; Maliyah Brady had 10 kills and 3 blocks; Roxanne Davis had 9 kills and 2 blocks; Kailey Brown had 51 assists, 5 aces and 2 blocks; Emma Ingold had 11 digs and 3 aces; Lydia Scearce had 3 aces; Lily Hunt had 21 digs

WOMENS GOLF

Non-Conference Match at SW Randolph - RESULTS

TEAM SCORES
1- 141 Union Pines
2- 190 Wheatmore
3- n/s  SW Randolph

WOMENS TENNIS

4:00 West Davidson at Trinity

Central Davidson def. Randleman 9-0

Wheatmore def. Providence Grove 9-0
WHS match winners: Tatum Wagner, Leah Puckett, Lauren Church, Emma Gower, Makenna Lawerence, Ava Botts; Puckett & Church, Wagner & Botts, Ally Honeycutt & Rayden Barber.

SW Randolph def. Northwood 6-0
SWR match winners: Larson Kelly, Scarlet Kyle, Lexi Owen, Alyssa Hampton, Lily Auman, Anna Hamilton.

SW Randolph def. Northwood 7-2
SWR match winners: Larson Kelly, Scarlet Kyle, Lily Auman, Anna Hamilton; Kelly & Kyle, Lexi Owen & Alyssa Hampton, Auman & Hamilton.

CROSS COUNTRY

4:30 SW Randolph at Montgomery Central

FLAG FOOTBALL

Southeast Alamance 15, Asheboro 12
Southeast Alamance 18, Jordan-Matthews 0 (at Asheboro)
Jordan-Matthews 20, Asheboro 6


September 9, 2026 - FLAG FOOTBALL

Asheboro High School's Flag Football team will take to the field for the first time this afternoon with a 5:00 matchup against the Jordan-Matthews Jets. This will mark the first game for the Jets as well as the Southeast Alamance Stallions who will complete the tri-match with games scheduled for 5:00, 6:30 and 8:00 at Lee J Stone Stadium (see daily schedule below).

North Carolina is one of 20 state high school associations which have sanctioned Flag Football as an official girl's sport. Indiana, Missouri and Oregon are scheduled to vote on including the game as an official sport this year or next and seventeen states have begun pilot programs or allowed schools to begin teams as independent programs.

Flag Football is a 7-on-7 game divided into four quarters.The NCHSAA has adopted a playing field of 80 yards by 40 yards for Flag Football. Halftime will last 10 minutes although it can be shortened if both teams agree. A 'mercy rule' lead of 19 points will be used following the two minute time out of the fourth quarter.

Asheboro's schedule includes games against all of the current TAAC schools along with Uwharrie Charter Academy (on Sep 14), Seaforth and Cantral Carolina Academy (Sanford).



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